Relativity time dilation exam question (1st year undergraduate)
Can someone help me with part (g) please. I know the dilation formula but then don't know where to go from there.
Original post by bbcs2k9
Can someone help me with part (g) please. I know the dilation formula but then don't know where to go from there.
I don't do this level of physics, but...
What factor do you have to multiply by to get from the time dilation formula to the required result? I think that's a good starting point (but I can't explain the whole question).
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